Damages Sought In Range War Dragging Case
Paul Longpre, Belle Fourche cowboy, sues five Butte County sheepmen for 25000 in a civil action sequel to a prior criminal case. He alleges physical injuries and threats of a horrible death from being dragged behind a horse for clues about a stock theft. Trial set in circuit court.
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Paul Longpre
Butte County
Citi
William Schmels
Boward Schmete
A. J. Comes
Marcus Somes
Henry Comes
Longare
Rowhay
Civil suits seek damages over stock losses from dam break
The sheep fack sues Lengpre and David, Ressel and Howard Kinghorn for stock damage. Howard Schmele sues the four men for 9585 dollars and Marcus Comes sues for 7000 dollars.
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Sheepfack
Lengpre
David
Ressel
Howard Kinghorn
Howard Schmele
Marcus
Social Security Offices Set Up To Administer Accounts
The Social Security Board on Monday announced 58 field offices would be established immediately to cooperate with the Post Office Department in assigning social security accounts to millions of wage earners. Old-age benefits begin January 1. Offices will be under board supervision and include Region 8 sites in Minneapolis Des Moines Omaha Fargo N Dakota and Sioux Falls.
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Social Security
Washington
Social Security Board
Post- Office Department
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Omaha
Fargo
N. D
Sioux Falls
Carstensen Party Visits Mrs. P L Baird Family
Mr and Mrs John Carstensen and daughter Helene of Swine arrived for a visit with their daughter and sister Mrs P L Baird in Frankfort on November 10 as reported in the special dispatch from Visit Baird Home.
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Baird
Frankfort
John Carstensen
Helene
P. L. Baird
Hills Men Safe After Snowstorm
Rapid City residents Henry Hackett and Frank Thomas were stranded 15 miles from aid during a violent snowstorm between here and Martin. They reached Rapid City after hours of struggle and were unharmed. A separate Martin incident saw three Rapid City men escape injury when their plane damaged on takeoff while searching for Hackett and Thomas.
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Rapid City
Henry Hackett
Frank Thomas
Belle Fourche
Here
Martin
Rapid
Vines Freed From Shadow Of Gallows
Jim Vines, once condemned to death for the slaying of L. J. Schiller, was freed in a motion by County Attorney Rodney Guthrie after the state Supreme Court granted a new trial. The case linked to Sundance and Campbell County involved seven defendants with Richard Moll receiving a life sentence on his confession. Bonds valued at about $70,000 were reportedly part of the crime’s aftermath.
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Vines
Gilletts
Wyo
Jim Vines
L. J. Schiller
Rodney Guthrie
State Supreme Court
Sundance
Campbell County
Crook County
Schiller
Richard Moll
Vermillion Father Identifies River Body as Son
Vermillion man George Teersen identified a body recovered from the river near Tekamah as his son Richard. Teersen said his son enjoyed water and had wandered away from his mother to wade last June. The body was found last Thursday and was identified by a sweater slip.
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Tekamah
Nee
George Teersen
Vermillion
S. D
Richard
Iverson
Solomon Meyers
Boss
Armistice Day Program Planned at Groton School
Groton plans an Armistice Day program in the school auditorium Wednesday morning. Principal speaker is local attorney CL J Lundberg. High school readings include Mary Jones and Irene Anderson. Mell Johnson oration titled World Peace. Music by Groton High School band chorus and glee clubs under Professor Leckley. Grades contribute with an acrostic and a short sketch. Free admission invited to public, students, and faculty.
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Groton
Spenials
Qtlms
CL J. Lund+berg
Groton High School
Professor Leckleyy
Mary Jones
Dento
Irene Anderson
Mell Johnson
R. L. Snyder
Declamatory Contest Results At Frankfort High School
The elimination declaratory contest took place in the high school gym. Loki Bicknese won the oratorical division with Elton Hull second. Frederick Bicknese led dramatic prose with Pitst in second, and Susan Pullman won cinematic poetry. Winners advance to the district contest on Wednesday Nov 18.
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Frankfort Frankfort
Loki Bicknese
Elton Hull
Pitst
Frederick Bicknese
Susan Pull
Man
Rail line abandonment cuts Bon Homme tax revenue
TYNDALL November 10. Bon Homme County faces a $20,000 tax loss after Interstate Commerce Commission rulings allow the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad to abandon track between Tyndall and Scotland and between Tyndall and Running Water, reducing local tax rolls.
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Tyndall
Bon Homme County
Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul & Pacine
Interstate Commerce Commiston
Scotland
Tyedall
Carpenter Vote Shows Large Turnout in General Election
In Carpenter on November 10 a notably large vote occurred with 107 ballots cast. Funds were blocked until late afternoon and seven ballots mailed. The township favored the Democratic party.
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Carpenter
Fonds
Belle Fourche Sugar Beet Plant Ends Short Run
The Belle Fourche beet sugar plant ended its 1936 operations after a 28 day run the shortest in its history. Last beets of the crop, reduced by adverse growing conditions, arrived late Saturday. normal tonnage is about 200 000. Three days are needed to process the final deliveries.
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Belle Fourche
Dr M A Stern Dies in Sioux Falls
Dr M A Stern longtime Sioux Falls physician dies suddenly of a heart attack while attending a patient. He practiced 33 years and is survived by his widow two daughters a son and his mother. The Seventh District Medical Society meeting scheduled for Tuesday is postponed indefinitely due to his death.
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M. A. Stern
Sioux Falls
M.A. Stern
Suddey
Seventh District Medical Society
M. A. Siem
Armistice Program Planned for Clark
The American Legion and Clark public schools will observe Armistice Day with a 1 PM parade from the school house led by the Legion cab and high school band to Soldiers’ Monument for a short address by Col. George B. Gtee. If weather fails, exercises will be held indoors. The event precedes Clark High’s home football finale against the Flandreau Indians.
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Clark
Isnecinll
American Legion
M. M. Day
George Cagley
Legion
Legion Cabin Guard
Soldiers’ Monument
George B. Gttee
Pradect
Clark High Boys
Flandreau Indians
Social Meeting at Miller Church by Christian Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor group of the Presbyterian church held a social at the church on November 10. The evening featured games and snacks of popcorn and apples for the young people before 10 o clock. Sponsors attended the party.
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Miller
Aberdeen Man Charles H. Allen Dies in Florida
Charles H. Allen aged 82, a former Aberdeen coal dealer and real estate operator, died suddenly of a heart attack Monday in Daytona Beach Florida. He left Aberdeen 15 years ago and had lived in Daytona Beach and at Phillips Manor New York. Survived by daughter Mrs T S Flanagan of Harrison New York.
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Aberdeen
Florida
Daytona Beach
Fla
Charles H. Allen
S. D
Allen
Phillips Manor
New York
T. S. Flanagan
Harrison, NY
South Dakota Education Association Convention Plans
SIOUX FALLS Nov 10 Plans for the 54th annual convention of the South Dakota Education Association to be held in Rapid City Nov 22 25 are forming. President Frank I Eversull of Huron College will deliver the sermon at the opening service on Sunday evening Nov 22. About 40 banquets luncheons and roundtables of departments groups and colleges are planned for the three days of the conference.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Education Association
Rapid City
Frank I. Eversull
Huron College
Servie
Sioux Falls Official Released on Bonds
Gordon B. Hight former secretary of the Sioux Falls Park Board was released on a $2000 bond after arraignment in municipal court on charges of misappropriating 1804 in city funds Preliminary hearing set for November 17 City officials said reimbursement has been made to the city for the loss.
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Sioux Falls
Gordon B. Hight
Severely Burned By Exploding Kerosene Near Ree Heights
Walter Blasee living four miles north of Ree Heights suffered severe burns to the neck arm and both legs when a kerosene can exploded while he started a fire. The blast set his clothes on fire forcing him to dive into a yard water trough. The blaze damaged furniture walls and clothing before it was extinguished.
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Ree Heights
Walter Blasee
Blasee
Clark Garden Club Elects New Officers
Clark County Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon for annual election of officers and reports from committee chairs. Final details of the state horticultural meeting were discussed for next week. The program was led by Roy Keating.
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Clark Garden Club
Clark
Specia
Clark County Garden Club
Roy Keating
Funeral Held for Mrs George Haag in Frankfort
Funeral services were conducted at the family home for Mrs George Haag who died after a short illness from pneumonia. The Joes Women’s Relief Corps, of which she was a past president, also held services. The body was sent to Redfield and then to New Ulm Minnesota for burial. Surviving are her husband two sons Oscar and Edward two granddaughters a sister and other relatives.
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George Haag
Frankfort
George Hagg
Joes! Women's Relief Corps
Haig
Moss
Father Cronin
Redfield
New Ulm
Minn
Oscar
Faulkion
Edward
Moorhead
Marshall, Minn
New Ubn
Postal Workers Meet in Wessington District Convention
Weather and icy roads kept members from Wolsey Huron St Lawrence Wayland and Wessington from gathering in full for the district Postal Employees Convention. Postmasters and postmistresses attended along with local carriers and a Wessington postmaster. A 7 o clock dinner was served by Community Church Ladies Aid.
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Wesdington
Ispesai
District Postal Employees
Wolsey
Huron
St Lawrence
Wayland
Wessington
St. Lawrence and Way
Fitch
Woonsocket Bandit Given Prison Term
Bernard Mitchell of Woonsocket was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary for assault with intent to commit a felony after pleading guilty. Circuit Judge B S Warner imposed the term for holding up Emmet McCormack with a .22 rifle on August 1 and forcing disrobing on a county road as part of the robbery attempt. Vermillion and Canton, undefeated in the Little Eight Conference, were favored to decide the championship on Wednesday.
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Cutler
Moberg
McCormack
Tountey
Murder Suspect to be Released After Fatal Shooting
Ruth Ryle wounded by Joseph Giesbauer in Wagner as he shot himself after striking Mrs Kyle in her apartment. Giesbauer, a widower and friend of Kyle, died from a self-inflicted wound two blocks away. Three sons and three daughters survive.
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Wagner
Ruth Ryle
Joseph Giesbauer
Dugan Hospital
KyJe
Utopia
Giesbauer
Charles Mix County
Kyle
Duser Wins in Naval Wrestling Bout Against Rudy Ls
Duser from Towmana defeated Rudy Ls of Fouuhkeessie in a two falls to one decision last night in New York. The match featured strong holds and a tight finish as spectators watched the naval wrestling event.
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Duser
Neb
Wim —Towmana
Rudy Ls
Fouuhkeessie
N.Y
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Dso
Minnesota
Ruby Eeef
Irene Mann
Lavere
Q. K
Anoka
Hilltop
J. G. Winter Seed House
Wyoming
Il Ect Beri
Artz
Itm
Huron, SD
South Dakota
Southern
Northern District
Sto College
Brookings
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Eversull
Owen
IDEA
Hale Drletttte Air
Studebarkers
America
Spotlight Cars
Bret
Word
Studebake
Dinneen-Wright, Inc
Wisconsin
Woonsocket
Little Eight
Vermillip
Champiers
Vermilion
Canton
Warner Farmer
Kentucky
Matein Kemackp Y
Alline Kearseisy Divallere Chenleys
Schenley Distributors, Inc
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